- Have a great interest in others and have masterful listening skills.
- Develop excellent relationships with the officers, leaders, and organizers of my networking venues.
- Make requests for introductions to people who these leaders believe are a good fit for me.
- Be specific when you make requests for assistance.
- Networking only begins at the networking event. Go out of your way to set up follow-up networking opportunities on a one-on-one basis.
- Consider a personal advisory panel that helps you build your business.
- Networking is a mutual exchange of information, ideas, and resources. Be generous!
- When you give something of value, politely look for a way the other person can help you in return (reciprocity).
- Be very consistent in your networking activities.
- Have a list of centers of influence and strategic referral partners.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Personal and Business Networking Tips
As a continuation of our blog series on the Do's and Dont's of Networking, we are exploring additional tips and strategies on how to become a more effective networker.
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